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- 1. A Biblical Framework Physics Chapter 1
2. Science and Pseudoscience
- False Science
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- Phrenology
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- Nuclear fusion
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- Evolution
3. Science and Pseudoscience
- III.What is Science?
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- A.Definition ultimately depends on your worldview
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- B.Science refers to any body of knowledge gained from observing the natural world as well as the activities involved in acquiring scientific knowledge
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- C.Concise definition impossible
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- D.Table 1-1
4. Science and Pseudoscience
- II.Types of False Science
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- A.Phenomenon anything that mankind can perceive, whether it is proven to be real or imaginary
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- B.Prejudice a personal bias formed without examining the facts of the case or with no knowledge of the issue
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- C.Pseudoscience masquerades as science but fails to meet the standards of experimentalism
5. Science and Pseudoscience
- III.What is Science?
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- A.Definition ultimately depends on your worldview
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- B.Science refers to any body of knowledge gained from observing the natural world as well as the activities involved in acquiring scientific knowledge
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- C.Concise definition impossible
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- D.Table 1-1
6. Science and Pseudoscience
- New theories are tested against previously acquired facts
- Theories are falsifiable no principle is safe from being proven false by new information
- That which is studied must be observable, either directly or indirectly, and can be measured or described
- Concepts can be expressed as mathematical relationships
- A phenomenon can be properly studied only if it can be repeatedly observed in some way
- The facts are analyzed and theories are made objectively
- Reports are not published until they have been reviewed by other workers trained and familiar with the research
Table 1-1:Characteristics of Science 7. Science and Pseudoscience
- IV.Objectivity
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- A.Definition:impartiality; completely separate from one's biases
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- B.Also means people are not influenced by a prior knowledge or prejudices
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- C.Personal bias
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- D.Paradigm one's underlying worldview
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- E.One's worldview depends on what he believes is God, has god-like properties, or is divine
8. Science and Pseudoscience
- V.Comparing Worldviews
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- A.2 prominent paradigms
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- 1.The Materialist worldview
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- 2.The Biblical worldview
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- B.Origins
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- 1.Materialist presupposition: everything arose from inert matter through naturalistic processes
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- 2.Materialists reject intelligent design
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- 3.Biblicism affirms a Creator-God who reveals Himself
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- 4.YEC believe the universe was spoken into existence in a literal six days
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9. Science and Pseudoscience
- V.Comparing Worldviews
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- C.Mankind and Morality
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- 1.Materialist mankind an accidental product of evolution and not responsible to anyone higher
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- 2.Materialist language, love, intellect, philosophy, and religion come from survival of the fittest
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- 3.Biblicist man created in God's image (Imago Dei)
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- 4.Biblicist man fell in sin, suffers curse of death
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- 5.Biblicist believes that man is morally responsible to God
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10. True Science
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- A.Defined by the ultimate purpose for which the knowledge is gained and the use to which it is put
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- B.Romans 1:21-22